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When wizards, etc. actually work, it often just means we can move on to the next interesting problem. See e.g. http://prog21.dadgum.com/29.html http://prog21.d
by silentbicycle 16y ago
When wizards, etc. actually work, it often just means we can move on to the next interesting problem.
See e.g. http://prog21.dadgum.com/29.html http://prog21.dadgum.com/29.html
- russellallen 16y agoMaybe, but your link is about how increased hardware capacity has made life easier. Which is true, but not the same.
- silentbicycle 16y agoYou're right, and quite quick to respond. I'll wait to post until I'm done editing next time. :) What's your involvement with Self, PS? Brilliant language. (Also, there is a LOT of good content on James Hague's blog. Highly recommended.)
- russellallen 16y agoI'm Self's general maintainer, facilitator, janitor etc. It's a great language but once Sun dumped it, it suffered a little from lack of tender loving care. But we're fixing that!
- silentbicycle 16y agoSalute! Also: For people reading the codebase, any place you recommend starting?
- russellallen 16y agoThe codebase for the C++ based VM is on Github. I find it scary :) The actual Self code is best read inside Self: the Self code on Github is sort of human readable like html is sort of human readable: you can do it but it's easier to use a web browser. There's a handbook/manual and a tutorial on the http://selflanguage.org http://selflanguage.org site. I'd recommend starting with them.